George Washington, Sculpture in the United States of America
The George Washington sculpture honors the first President of the United States.
Created by Joseph A. Bailly, it was unveiled in 1869 in Philadelphia.
This artwork reflects the nation's admiration for its Founding Fathers.
Visitors can find the iconic statue at Eakins Oval near the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
It is one of the earliest sculptures to depict George Washington on horseback.
Location: Philadelphia
Inception: 1869
Creator: Joseph A. Bailly
Material: marble
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